Terri Mrazek (R) - Forsyth County Commissioner - At Large
Q: How important is it for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to ensure citizens have access to healthy and affordable food? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: When elected, how will you help combat food insecurity in Forsyth County? (open-ended question)
A: Applying nutrition standards in schools, hospitals, childcare centers and work places.
Q: How important is it for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to take action against climate change? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: As Commissioner, how will you address climate change in Forsyth County? (open-ended question)
A: We need to create less waste, throwaway less food, and reuse and recycle. We also need to encourage people to walk or use bikes to save on energy.
Q:How important is it for Forsyth County to shift to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower? (1-5 scale)
A: 4
Q: As Commissioner, how will you increase the use of renewable energy in Forsyth County? (open-ended question)
A: We could utilize more solar energy in our schools, libraries and public buildings.
Q: How important is equitable, accessible public transportation? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: How important is it for Forsyth County to design streets for people to walk, bike, bus, and drive safely? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: As Commissioner, how will you advocate for equitable public transit and more multi-use streets? (open-ended question)
A: Plan good infrastructure and use thorough data analysis.
Q: How important is it for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to protect the quality and availability of its water sources? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: In what ways can the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners protect water sources and make sure safe water is available to all communities? (open-ended question)
A: We need to properly dispose of hazardous products.
Q: How important is it for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to pass policies that combat environmental racism? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: As Commissioner, how will you address issues of environmental justice? (open-ended question)
A: We can address this through public involvement strategies to ensure the engagement of traditionally underserved populations and actively address the needs of these communities in a positive and productive manner.
Q: How important is it for the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners to reduce landfill waste and achieve more countywide recycling? (1-5 scale)
A: 5
Q: As Commissioner, will you support the development of an industrial compost facility in Forsyth County? (yes/no)
A: Yes
Q: As Commissioner, what policy would you propose to incentivize recycling and reduce landfill waste? (open-ended question)
A: We need to conserve energy in natural resources by recycling and recovery. We should reduce or eliminate waste and clean up waste, which may have spilled, leaked or been improperly disposed of.